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Bulgarian national sentenced for Martha's Vineyard ATM scam - The Martha's Vineyard Times

Georgi Kanev, a 33-year-old Bulgarian national was sentenced to 30 months in federal prison Wednesday in connection to a 2013 ATM card skimming scam that resulted in the illegal withdrawal of hundreds of thousands of dollars from unsuspecting Martha’s Vineyard Bank (formerly Martha’s Vineyard Savings Bank) customers. The sentence was doled out by U.S. District […]
New York United States Sofiya Grad Oak Bluffs Nathaniel Mendell Tim Williamson

Where is Mehul Choksi? Missing in Antigua, Rumoured To Be In Cuba

Where is Mehul Choksi? Missing in Antigua, Rumoured To Be In Cuba News18 2 hours ago © Provided by News18 Where is Mehul Choksi? Missing in Antigua, Rumoured To Be In Cuba A prime character in the Rs 13,500 crore PNB scam, diamond trader Mehul Choksi has been reported missing since Sunday from the islands of Antigua and Barbuda, where he had fled in 2018 just before the lid was blown off the irregularities he had committed with his nephew Nirav Modi to defraud the public sector bank. Not ...
Antigua And Barbuda United Kingdom Mehul Choksi Vijay Aggarwal Vijay Mallya Gaston Browne
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Urgent letter to Croatian Minister of Justice: Do not extradite whistleblower Jonathan Taylor - Index on Censorship

Dear Minister, Jonathan Taylor is a whistleblower; he is a witness to a crime who has cooperated with law enforcement bodies in seven different jurisdictions and should be protected as such.  He has been in Croatia for nearly 10 months appealing against a request for extradition from Monaco.  Now that the Supreme Court of Croatia has issued its judgment, the final decision on whether or not to extradite Mr. Taylor is up to you, the Minister of Justice. The Supreme Court of Croatia fully recog...
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Reward for information on Windsor murder suspect increased to $50,000

Article content Just over three years ago, 16-year-old Chance Gauthier was marched down a downtown Windsor alley and coldly, brutally killed by a point-blank shotgun blast to the head. Now Windsor police are increasing the reward for information on the man who investigators believe pulled the trigger: Nouraldin Rabee. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Reward for information on Windsor murder suspect increased to $50,000 Back to video As of Thursd...
Al Qahirah United States Nouraldin Rabee Mal Chol Dalson Chen Nick Brancaccio Windsor

Chinese police repatriates four Red Notice fugitives to ROK - China News

2021-04-10 15:06:02 GMT2021-04-10 23:06:02(Beijing Time) Xinhua English TIANJIN, April 10 (Xinhua) -- Police in north Chinas Tianjin Municipality have sent four Red Notice fugitives back to the Republic of Korea (ROK) at the request of the ROK law enforcement authorities. The suspects allegedly set up operations in Tianjin in July last year and impersonated as financial sector staff in the ROK. They defrauded around 995 million won (about 887,000 U.S. dollars) in telecom fraud and had be...
South Korea Republic Of Korea Xinhua Police Chinese Ministry Of Public Security Tianjin Municipality Red Notice
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Interpol leads investigators to arrest 13 of the most wanted Latin American fugitives

Full article Wanted for serious and horrific crimes, including murder, kidnapping and sexual violence against women, the fugitives were all subject to Interpol Red Notices An Interpol coordinated ‘EL PAcCTO’ operation (20 November– 5 March) has seen a team of investigators from across Latin America locate and arrest 13 of their most wanted fugitives. Wanted for serious and often horrific crimes, including murder, kidnapping and sexual vi...
United States Costa Rica Santa Cruz De La Sierra Santa Cruz Stephen Kavanagh Inga Molina

More Countries Taking Repression Outside Borders: Report

More Countries Taking Repression Outside Borders: Report By Paul HANDLEY 02/04/21 AT 12:13 AM The murder of a Saudi journalist in Turkey, the US detention of a Russian asylum applicant and the abduction of a China-born Swedish citizen from Thailand all have one thing in common. All three represent a sharp increase in countries methodically extending political repression beyond their borders with little repercussion, according to a report released by the US-based Freedom House on Thursday. D...
United States United Arab Emirates Saudi Arabia Jamal Khashoggi Edward Snowden Tayyip Erdogan

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